Visitors planning to travel from all parts of the world to Australia are headed to a memorable destination… there truly is nothing like Australia. The following general information is offered as a starting point for planning. Individual itineraries will naturally be influenced by the specific point of departure, the intended number and location of stopovers and the time of year.
To assist in creating highly aspirational and memorable Australian itineraries, there are a number of other ‘collective’ organisations we recommend. Each of these delivers some of the best experiences in their field and are a great complement to a luxury lodge trip. You can also view a carefully curated selection of Australia’s outstanding holiday experiences and premium travel offerings on the Signature Experiences of Australia portal.
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Discover Aboriginal Experiences collective is part of Tourism Australia’s Signature Experiences of Australia program that promotes outstanding tourism experiences within a variety of special categories. This new collection showcases a diversity of experiences delivered by the world’s oldest living culture creating truly memorable journeys including an exciting array of experiences for adventure seekers, cultural enthusiasts, foodies and nature lovers such as exploring labyrinths of ancient and contemporary rock art, quad biking, kayaking, whale watching, fishing, mud crabbing, hiking, taking a walking tour in a city centre or staying in a lodge on over 200 square miles of lily laden flood plains teaming with wildlife.
Great Golf Courses of Australia profiles and provides access to Australia’s leading golf courses, including the country’s seven World Top 100 courses: Barnbougle Dunes and Barnbougle Lost Farm (both in Tasmania), Royal Melbourne, Kingston Heath, New South Wales, Royal Adelaide and Victoria Golf Club. Great Golf Courses of Australia is a comprehensive and centralised resource for golfers, media and trade to access information on Australia’s leading golf courses and iconic golf tourism experiences.
Great Walks of Australia offers quintessentially Australian walking experiences that engage walkers in some of the world’s most spectacular terrain. They inspire travellers to explore Australia’s diverse landscape by foot, where guests reconnect with nature in small, intimate groups. The journeys are led by expert guides with a deep understanding and appreciation of the environment. The operators provide the utmost in style and comfort with gourmet food and wine and exclusive, comfortable accommodation facilities such as historic homesteads, wilderness safari camps, private huts and luxury lodges.
Ultimate Winery Experiences Australia is a hand-selected collection of Australia’s premium wineries offering quality winery experiences based around world class wines, warm and knowledgeable hospitality and culinary excellence. Experience the best in Australia’s wine regions.
Australian Wildlife Journeys features Australia’s independently owned and operated wildlife tour operators offering unparalleled connection to Australia’s most spectacular natural environments. Iconic and immersive wildlife encounters include birdwatching, whale watching, marsupial spotting and snorkelling.
Cultural Attractions of Australia is a collective of iconic Australian arts and cultural attractions that have joined forces to present Australia’s best cultural offering to the world. Each attraction has developed premium experiences to ensure unrivalled access and attention for guests, who can expect the unexpected. This collection of iconic Australian arts, cultural heritage and sporting organisations offers a distinctive lens on what it means to be Australian.
The following general information is offered as a starting point for planning, though individual itineraries will naturally be influenced by the specific point of departure, the intended number and location of multiple stopovers within Australia, and the particular season. Good travel advice from specialists who have visited Australia is worthy of accessing in addition to this overview.
Due to the distance involved, flights from Europe will make a refuelling stop enroute to Australia. Primary transit points include Singapore, Abu Dhabi, Dubai or Hong Kong. Other connecting points include Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Seoul, Hanoi or Tokyo while holiday routings may include stopovers with direct inbound service to Australia from Phuket or Bali.
Major full-service airlines serving Australia from Europe include Qantas, V-Australia, Singapore Air, British Airways, Emirates, Etihad, Cathay Pacific, and Virgin Atlantic. Others with service to Australia from Europe include Asiana, Japan Airlines, Malaysia, Air France and Air Austral. Budget carriers connecting from stopover gateways include Jetstar, Tiger Airways, and Asia Airways.
Arrival cities in Australia include Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth, Brisbane, Darwin and Cairns. In Adelaide, Melbourne and Darwin, the international arrivals hall is co-located in the same terminal building with domestic departures, whereas Sydney, Perth and Brisbane have the international and domestic terminals in separate buildings with frequent ground transit between the two.
While the number of potential combinations of routings from Europe to Australia is substantial, perhaps the most popular would include flying Qantas from London via Dubai to Sydney, or Emirates from many European airports connecting in Dubai and onward to Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane or Perth. Likewise Etihad from across Europe to Australia via Abu Dhabi and with connecting service on their own aircraft or via partner Virgin Australia, British Airways via Bangkok or Singapore to Sydney or Melbourne, or Singapore Air from ten major European cities via Singapore to all of Australia’s capital cities.
Depending on your starting location, your preferred airline international alliance partners (such as OneWorld or StarAlliance) and whether you are seeking minimal travel time or will be making a holiday stop enroute, there will be a wide array of combinations of carriers and routings that will make the trip to Australia an enjoyable journey. Travel time from London to Sydney is typically around 22 hours, and many airlines offer attractive package plans for a one-night stopover in their main transit hub city.
Flights from the United States and Canada to Australia are non-stop from the west coast of North America to the east coast of Australia. While the most frequent services operate between Los Angeles and Sydney (five airlines with more than 45 flights per week), excellent services from San Francisco, Vancouver and Honolulu are sometimes preferred as the outbound departure terminals at these airports are less hectic than at the Los Angeles airport. Most flights operate overnight, departing in the evening and arriving early morning two days later as all routings cross the international date line.
Qantas has a non-stop service departing Dallas Ft. Worth airport to Sydney. This makes a particularly appealing routing for visitors starting in the central and eastern sections of the USA due to convenient connecting flights to the Qantas partner hub at DFW airport.
Primary air carriers across the Pacific Ocean to Australia from the west coast of the USA include Qantas, V-Australia, American Airlines, United and Delta. From Honolulu, choices include Qantas, JetStar and Hawaiian Airlines, while from Vancouver, Air Canada has a daily nonstop. Flights with stopovers include routings via Auckland on Air New Zealand, Fiji on Air Pacific, or via Tahiti on Air Tahiti Nui.
The introduction of additional competition on the trans-Pacific corridor in the form of V-Australia and Delta in 2009 has resulted in substantial reductions in fares, particularly for business class travel. Visitors who may have passed over the opportunity to fly in a lie-flat bed for the 14-hour overnight flight in the past due to high cost are advised to research the current prices for this type of premium long-haul travel.
Given that Australia is effectively in the same time-zones as eastern and southern Asian cities, the potential impact of jet-lag for travellers from these locations to Australia may be less than those crossing multiple time-zones from Europe or North America. Non-stop services to Australia originate in Tokyo, Osaka, Seoul, Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Taipei, Saigon, Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta and Singapore. Flying times are typically 6 hours from Singapore and 10 hours from Tokyo, with durations from other cities averaging about 8 hours. Flights that leave about midnight arrive in Australia early the next morning.
Airlines serving Australia from Asia include major carriers such as Cathay Pacific, Singapore Airlines, Malaysia Airlines, Qantas, Korean Airlines, Asiana and Japan Airlines. Others include Silk Air (regional wing of Singapore Airlines), Vietnam Airlines, Garuda Indonesian, China Southern, JetStar, China Air,Evergreen, and a host of low-cost carriers who are beginning to replicate the phenomenon of pared-back service that has changed the face of aviation in Europe in the past decade.
While the predominant Asia to Australia air routing involves arrival at Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane or Cairns airports, increasingly Asia-based travellers seeking direct connections to the Luxury Lodges of Australia based in South Australia, Northern Territory or Western Australia will fly non-stop from Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur or Singapore to Adelaide, Darwin or Perth.
Service from most cities in the Indian subcontinent include transit through Singapore or Kuala Lumpur, while the traveling public from China will increasingly find new travel routings to Australia to augment the current Hong Kong, Shanghai or Beijing transit points. Holiday package flights from several Japanese cities to the warm shores of eastern Australia (such as the Coolangatta airport at the Gold Coast an hour south of Brisbane) are another alternative transport option.
Air access direct into multiple cities across Australia from multiple cities across China is increasing all the time.
Airlines with First, Business, and economy options include Xiamen Air, Singapore Airlines, China Southern, Qantas, Cathay Pacific, Emirates and British Airways.
Departure ports include Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzho and Chongqing.
With arrival direct into International airports in Australia including Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth and Brisbane.
Travel to Australia from South America generally involves connecting via Santiago or Buenos Aires to the east coast of Australia. LAN, Aerolineas Argentinas and Qantas are the primary carriers across the southern Pacific Ocean, while Air New Zealand offers an alternative with a connection in Auckland.
Travel from the island nations of the South Pacific to Australia is easily accomplished with frequent non-stop departures from Manila, Nadi, Papeete, Port Moresby, the Cook Islands and many more. Flights into Cairns and Brisbane are as plentiful as those direct to Sydney. Carriers on these routes tend to be the international flagship airline of their respective country.
Residents of New Zealand are Australia’s most frequent international visitors, with a shared culture and relatively close proximity. Crossing the Tasman Sea is a 2-3 hour hop, with services from most major New Zealand cities direct to a range of Australian inbound cities including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide.
The expansion from two carriers (Qantas and Air New Zealand) to four carriers (including Jetstar and Pacific Blue) has meant substantial new routings and lower prices.
Travel from the countries in the middle and south of Africa to Australia generally means a transfer at Johannesburg airport and a non-stop flight to Perth, Melbourne or Sydney. This corridor is served by Qantas and South African Airways.
Routing from Cape Town or Johannesburg via Singapore or Dubai is an alternative and expands the Australian arrival city choices to include Adelaide, Darwin and Brisbane.
From northern Africa, most travel arrangements will include transit through Casablanca or Cairo to Dubai, Abu Dhabi or Singapore, with a second connection onwards to most of the capitol cities of Australia.
With the advent of both Dubai and Abu Dhabi as major east-west transit hubs, frequent service to much of Australia is offered from these two cities on Emirates and Etihad airlines respectively. Emirates offers the popular Airbus A-380 on many of its services to Sydney and Melbourne. A new partnership between Virgin Group Australia and Etihad suggests a future robust network of routes from throughout Europe, Africa and the Middle East connecting via Abu Dhabi into Australia with domestic connections in Australia by Virgin Australia.
The following general information is offered as a starting point for planning, though individual itineraries will naturally be influenced by the specific point of departure, the intended number and location of multiple stopovers within Australia, and the particular season. Good travel advice from specialists who have visited Australia is worthy of accessing in addition to this overview.
Australia is a large continent, approximately the same size as the continental United States, and travel throughout the country is generally via one of four major domestic air carriers – Qantas, Virgin and Jetstar.
Qantas Airlines is Australia’s national flagship carrier, having been established over 90 years ago and has grown via acquisition and amalgamation of a number of smaller airlines. In addition to its well known international presence (the unmistakable red kangaroo on the tail of its long-haul 747 and A-380 fleet in airports across the world), Qantas is also the dominant domestic carrier with over 50 per cent of seat capacity of the industry and operating about 5600 domestic flights weekly. Qantas has been positioned as the premium full-service carrier in Australia for decades.
Qantas is a member of the OneWorld global airline alliance, and therefore has frequent flyer benefits with members of similar programs of American Airlines, British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Qatar Airways and other OneWorld partner airlines. In some cases this may mean lounge access and incremental baggage allowance on Qantas domestic flights for elite-level members of these other airline loyalty schemes.
Domestically, Qantas flies predominantly Boeing 737 aircraft, configured with three rows of business class and typically about 25 rows of standard-pitch economy seating. On some routes, Airbus A330 aircraft provide additional capacity (with larger business class cabins). Many of its shorter regional routes are serviced via QantasLink branded flights using a variety of Boeing 717 and Bombardier Q-400 and Dash-8 aircraft. QantasLink services over 50 regional destinations including Uluru for access to Longitude 131, Lord Howe Island for Capella Lodge, and Kangaroo Island for Southern Ocean Lodge.
Qantas service standards are very good by international expectations, with complimentary meals, drinks and video entertainment onboard in all classes, no charges for a defined weight of checked baggage, and an impeccable safety record. Qantas is currently implementing free in-flight wi-fi service across its entire domestic fleet of B-737 and A-330 aircraft.
Virgin Australia is the ten year old domestic airways arm of Virgin Group Australia, a partially owned affiliate of Sir Richard Branson’s international Virgin group of companies. Initiated as a budget carrier at the time Qantas’ only significant domestic competitor went into receivership in 2001, Virgin Australia has evolved into the second major domestic air carrier. Today the airline exceeds 30 per cent domestic market share, operating a network of 78 Boeing 737, Airbus A-330, Embraer E-170 and E-190 and ATR-72 aircraft to 32 Australian airports.
Within recent years, a new CEO at Virgin Group (formerly head of operations at Qantas) has signalled the intention to increase the range and appeal of premium guest services, competing more directly with Qantas for the corporate and high-yield tourism market. It is anticipated that this will mean a gradual introduction of separate cabins for premium seating, expanded lounge programs, and larger aircraft into the fleet.
Virgin Australia service standards are good by international expectations, with perky, attentive no-frills in-flight services, a good website for self-booking and arguably the best check-in counter staff in Australia. Seats are pre-assigned 24 hours before flight time, and economy class food and beverage and in-flight entertainment is on a pay-per-use basis, except for business class and premium economy where these are included in the fare.
Jetstar is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Qantas Group, and is the leading budget airline in Australia. The airline offers generally reliable point-to-point flights at prices usually lower by 10-30 per cent than available from Qantas or Virgin Australia.
The Jetstar network of 20 domestic airports is served by 27 Airbus A320 aircraft (all purchased new within the past five years) configured with 177 leather seats in a single-class with moderate pitch. Point-to-point service implies that Jetstar does not interline checked baggage with other carriers and does not offer connecting service between its own flights.
The airline’s safety record is spotless and its service record is generally good, with only moderate assistance levels provided to travellers in the event of delays or cancellations. Jetstar observes a strict 30-minute domestic check-in time limit and 25-minute at the gate boarding limit, which has been known to result in denied boarding and loss of fare for slightly late airport arrivals. In-flight services are all extra cost, with service attention friendly and cheerful.
Australia is home to a number of regional carriers, whose networks serve many of the more remotely located lodges of the members of Luxury Lodges of Australia. Generally these carriers are operating twin-engine fixed wing aircraft seating from nine to about 30 travellers on scheduled services from major capitol airports outward to more remote locations.
Regional Express (REX) Airlines serves the southeastern crescent of Australia from Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne around to Adelaide and into smaller airports in between. For instance, REX is the primary carrier from Adelaide to Kangaroo Island accessing Southern Ocean Lodge with two daily return flights.
Skywest Airlines serves primarily Western Australia connecting an array of smaller airports into Perth. Their flights along the isolated northwestern coast of Australia centered on Broome connect with Perth and Darwin and also Exmouth for access to Sal Salis and Ningaloo Reef.
Air North serves the Northern Territory from Darwin and the northwestern quadrant of Australia to Kununurra, Broome, both embarkation points for True North, and beyond.
With 40+ years of air touring experience, Australian Air Safaris provide personalised small group air tours and guarantee spectacular flightseeing and enriching experiences with expert local partners in every location.
Private jet or charter options provide convenient access and the opportunity to maximum time in these remarkable destinations.
Adagold Luxe provides personalised, highly tailored travel experiences within Australia and the South Pacific for VIP high net worth travellers.
Their aim is to offer luxurious flexibility and diverse travel itineraries to the most coveted locations. The flexibility of a well managed private jet charter allows clients to “see it all” and experience the very best locations without the delays and restrictions of commercial travel.
Air Adventure Australia has been a leader in air touring since 1977, providing enriching high-end air safaris. They are based out of Essendon Airport in Melbourne and their intimate knowledge of remote Australia ensures guests are in safe and experienced hands.
Their twin-engine Outback Jet was built for accessing remote Australia quickly and easily – the luxury interior allows guests to travel in style and comfort whilst its speed and ability to land on remote runways can significantly reduce travel times and provide guests with more time to enjoy their destination.
Air Adventure can create fully customised outback itineraries or simply provide private charter transfer tours between any number of the Luxury Lodges of Australia.
Air Charter Service is committed to providing a level of personal service which exceeds the highest expectations, enabling passengers to travel in style, safety, superior comfort and considerable peace of mind.
From preferred aircraft and specific dietary requirements to chauffeur-driven transport upon arrival, account managers are on-hand for the duration of every charter, taking care of the finer details every step of the way. Whether you want to fly from tropical Queensland in the east, to Sydney or Tasmania in the south, across to the dusty and untamed outback, or even further to the west, charter with Air Charter Service and stay at one of the many luxury lodges on offer. Air Charter Service are able to provide charter flights on smaller pistons and turbo-props for the more cost effective charters, private jets which are able to fly across Australia without a fuel stop and ultra-long range jets for any international flights.
Operating as an aircraft broker with access to hundreds of aircraft across Australia and the ability to service all Luxury Lodges of Australia.
Australian Air Safaris offer a wide range of small group air tours and also offer bespoke tours to as many Luxury Lodges of Australia that a client may wish to include.
Multi-award winning Aviair is a scenic tour operator, a regional airline and charter flight operator. The Aviair head office is located in Kununurra, the Kimberley, Western Australia, with a significant base at Karratha, the Pilbara, Western Australia.
Aviair’s fleet of 15 aircraft are all fully airconditioned and include; Pilatus PC12 pressurised single-engine turbine aeroplanes, King Air twin turbine aeroplanes, Cessna 208 propjet Caravans and a new GA8 Airvan.
Aviair’s business foundation are the twin principles of safety and service – both being areas that will not be compromised. Safety is key in all that they do and leads through to delivering the best service to their customers. Aviair have their own modern and private airport terminals at Kununurra Airport and Karratha airport with courtesy transfers for passengers.
Servicing guests at El Questro Homestead and True North, plus operating as a charter company.
AVMIN are industry leaders in air charter concierge services and provide private aircraft travel all over the globe. Their charter managers have extensive experience in providing truly seamless end-to-end travel solutions to meet the individual needs of each and every client. With a global database of partner operators, AVMIN can land you at any airport in the world. Their VIP private charter fleet includes luxury private jets, helicopters and business class configured airliners – available around the world – 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. AVMIN’s exclusive charter services included private VIP departure and arrival terminals avoiding lengthy check-in and security processes as well as comprehensive passenger itineraries, schedule change support as well as real time updates throughout the duration of every charter.
East Air and Weipa Air provide reliable and flexible aircraft charter services throughout North and Far North Queensland.
Their extensive knowledge of the region combined with a large and versatile fleet ensures they can provide services to a wide range of client requirements.
Whether you need to fly from one major destination to a regional centre, or combination thereof, Edwards Aviation Australia has the aircraft to get you to where you want to go.
Graham Aviation Cairns offers private jet charter to destinations – Lizard Island and qualia, Hamilton Island.
Whether you’re wanting to cross off a bucket list item, planning a special weekend away or wanting to take the hassle out of travel, their five-seater jet is available to charter.
GSL Aviation can offer a range of air charter solutions to suit client needs. With a fleet of versatile aircraft to suit most air charter requirements, operating 7 days a week, 52 weeks a year.
Based at Cairns International Airport – an ideal hub for air charter in far North Queensland, the company can facilitate departures to a range of destinations including Cape York, the Torres Strait and Gulf of Carpentaria. GSL Aviation fly more than 30,000 passengers a year, to over 50 different airports, on more than 6000 individual sectors.
With over 30 years of experience, Hinterland Aviation is a regional airline committed to operational and safety excellence. We operate 15 aircraft all maintained to class A airline standard.
In addition to the regular service to Cooktown we also provide flexible charters anytime, anywhere. Conducting over 5,000 flights per year and averaging 50,000 passengers, Hinterland Aviation operates at the highest safety standard in aviation.
Kimberley Air Tours is an aviation company based in Kununurra and Broome, Western Australia offering unique air experiences and charter services throughout the East Kimberley region in both float planes and land based aircraft.
An option to consider for private charter access to El Questro Homestead.
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Luxaviation Asia Pacific, part of the Luxaviation Group is one of the largest private jet operators in the APAC region delivering bespoke private and corporate aviation services throughout Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Hong Kong and Malaysia.
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Navair is an Australian owned and operated charter jet and aviation consulting company. Specialising in business jet hire, private jet charter flights and helicopter transfers in both their own aircraft, and through their expert team of charter brokers.
Navair has charter planes for hire across Sydney, Perth, Brisbane, Darwin, Hobart, Adelaide and everywhere in between. With over 40 years operational experience, and an impeccable safety record their fixed base operations at Bankstown airport and private flight lounge offer the ultimate in comfort and discretion.
With bases in Exmouth/Shark Bay, Western Australia, Norwest Air Work in partnership with Shark Bay Aviation provides air services throughout the Gascoyne, Pilbara, Murchison and Kimberley regions for the past 30 years.
An option to consider for private charter access to lodges in these regions including Sal Salis, El Questro Homestead and True North.
South Australian Air Charters fly executive aircrafts, offering levels of comfort and style that reflect famous South Australian experiences like Southern Ocean Lodge on Kangaroo Island, Arkaba in the Flinders Ranges and The Louise in the Barossa Valley.
Helicopter options provide convenient access to remote locations and the opportunity to maximum time in these remarkable destinations.
Nautilus Aviation offers Great Barrier Reef helicopter tours to World Heritage rainforest wonders.
Their full day reef experiences, half day tours and amazing scenic flights have all been created with one thing in mind – the complete satisfaction of every customer who flies with them.
With exclusive landing locations, their flights lift from Cairns and Port Douglas where clients can fly to a reef pontoon, a rainforest waterfall or an exclusive sandy cay.
Servicing guests at Lizard Island and Silky Oaks Lodge.
Experience the Whitsundays by air with Hamilton Island Air’s complete range of aviation touring options including helicopters, seaplanes and fixed-wing aircraft. Tours throughout the Whitsundays, Great Barrier Reef and Hamilton Island area can include scenic flights, helicopter transfers, reef cruises, snorkelling, beach picnics and more.
Servicing guests at qualia.
HeliSpirit, a helicopter charter company, services the Kimberley region of far north Western Australia. With bases in Kununurra, Warmun, Mitchell Falls, Purnululu National Park (Bungle Bungle), El Questro and Katherine, exploring the Kimberley intimately, by private helicopter, is effortless. Stay at remote luxury lodges, fish in wild rivers, marvel at galleries of ancient rock art. Experience extraordinary.
Servicing guests at El Questro Homestead and True North, plus operating as a helicopter charter company.
Getting around Australia may also include travel by rail, including several of the world’s great train journeys. Two of the most well known are the east-west cross country Indian Pacific and the north-south Ghan lines, offering private cabins with compact ensuite bathrooms and inventive Australian cuisine in a modern dining car. For more information visit Journey Beyond.
Other modes of Australian travel include self-drive, with international and domestic car rental agencies offering pick-up and drop-off points at all major airports and many capital city locations.
A valid driver’s license, credit card and advance booking are the necessary prerequisites. All travel in Australia is on the left side of the road and rental cars will all have the driver on the right of the vehicle.
Well known tourism routes in Australia include the Great Ocean Road along a 250km stretch of wild Southern Ocean terrain for a segment of the route between Melbourne and Adelaide, with a convenient intermediate stop at Lake House in Daylesford. The drive across the Nullarbor Plain between Adelaide and Perth is often promoted for adventurous drivers, as it includes the longest section of straight highway in the world; however, guest services along this isolated route are decidedly not luxury scale.
Shorter drives, such as the route through the Blue Mountains between Sydney and Wolgan Valley Resort & Spa, along the eastern Tasmanian coast from Hobart to Saffire Resort, or through the Adelaide Hills on the way to The Louise Barossa Valley and further north to The Flinders Ranges and Arkaba Station are all easily accessible tourist drives that are natural components of visiting these Luxury Lodges properties.
The Luxury Lodges of Australia brochure has become a treasured and widely recognisable ‘go to’ for Australian experiential luxury, enjoyed both online and in printed form at our lodges. The brochure is available to view or download in eight languages below.
